Welcome to the third and final blog in the series about AI in Agriculture, inspired by the white paper Agriculture and Artificial Intelligence: How to Effectively Implement AI in Precision Agriculture.
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When Jon Bottiger moved back to manage the family farm after 20 years of navigating New York City, the Denton, Kansas native brought the shrewd business acumen he had developed managing a multi-million-dollar hedge fund to the rich soils of Doniphan County.
As the world of agriculture continues to evolve, so does our ability to gather data at unprecedented levels of granularity. One of the most groundbreaking developments in this regard is the ability to obtain submillimeter-resolution images indicating stand counts, weed pressure, nutrient deficiencies, disease, and insect damage—what we at Taranis refer to as leaf-level insights.
As Labor Day approaches, it's a great time to kick back, fire up the grill, and enjoy some well-deserved relaxation. But while you're savoring those burgers and hotdogs, don't forget to tip your hat to the real unsung heroes of this holiday – the hardworking farmers who put in sweat and love to bring food to our plates. Here are three down-to-earth reasons why giving a shout-out to our farming friends is a must this Labor Day:
In this blog, we will focus on the singular aspects of the agriculture industry that make the application of AI methodologies more complex than in other industries.
This is the first blog in a series where we will discuss AI technology and how to apply it to Precision Agriculture methodologies and how, ultimately, AI can take your farm to a new level of efficiency and prosperity.
Like all planting and growing season conversations with a farmer, visiting with Seth Lawrence naturally included a moisture update and his planting recap—what the surrounding Illinois counties are looking like and what his projection is after wrapping up planting season.
